Tom Selby: What the election result means for UK savings policy

Jeremy Corbyn's only gone and won it! Except, of course, that he hasn't - he's lost. But by a hell of a lot less than everyone expected. Which is a kind of victory in itself - isn't it? You might be able to tell I haven't had a huge amount of sleep. Nevertheless, with the dust barely settling on Labour's stunning performance - or should that be Theresa May's abject failure? - in the snap election, I am going to have a stab at drawing some very early conclusions on what this could mean for UK savings policy. Intergenerational fairness to the top of the agenda Having spent this mornin...